Own a genuine piece of World War I home-front history. This antique Red Cross donor pinback button was manufactured during the Great War era (c. 1917-1919) by the Huntzinger Advertising & Manufacturing Company of Kansas City, Missouri. These buttons were proudly worn on lapels across America to signify support and donations to the war relief effort. It features the iconic red Greek cross against a cream/white background, preserved under celluloid. A fantastic addition for collectors of medical history, WWI memorabilia, or Kansas City advertising.

Features:

* Authentic World War I era (approx. 1917–1919) pinback button.

* Manufactured by Huntzinger Adv. Mfg., Kansas City, MO (marked on back paper).

* Classic "Stick Pin" back construction typical of the early 20th century.

* Celluloid face over metal disk.

* Small, collectible size (approx. 3/4 inch diameter).

Condition Notes:

The item is in vintage condition consistent with its age (over 100 years old). The celluloid face shows some age-related toning/patina but the red color remains distinct. The back paper insert is present and legible, which is often missing on these pieces. The stick pin is intact and straight. Please review all photos closely for surface details.

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